Walking up and down the Mall offers gorgeous architectural sights, such as the limestone-clad National Museum of the American Indian, designed to evoke the natural shape of rock formations ~ 
or the steps leading in -and around- the National Gallery of Art ~
I said it before and I’ll say it again: one may well spend an entire trip to D.C., just walking up and down the Mall.
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If you get to the capital of Canada, Ottawa, just across the river in Gatineau is the Museum of History, by the same architect Douglas Cardinal, same wonderful flowing curves
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Thanks Robert! Also for the Museum of History… what an incredible building! Were in Ottawa for a few hours and only made to – guess where – the National Gallery. We promised ourselves a proper visit in the future, and the Museum of History is now part of the plan!
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I am a museum fanatic, and it’s one of the most striking I’ve seen.
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Beautiful building and I like the angle you chose a lot. The layers piling up on each other. I like the photo of the person standing at the edge of the columns. This gives such a sense of the size and height of the columns. These shapes feel so fluid.
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It really stands out with its earthy texture and curves – really an unexpected feature next to the more conventional structures such as the National Gallery of Art!
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